For a politician, these investigations weren't just about how much money they saved the American people—they were about making headlines.
Still, social appearances were part of the job, and as a senator, he couldn't avoid them.
Especially not this one—the guest had offered something impossible to refuse:
A $5,000 donation.
That was the price of tonight's dinner. Someone was willing to pay five grand just to share a meal with him.
He couldn't say it was unbelievable—but it was certainly rare.
Half an hour later, Truman and his wife arrived at the designated restaurant.
To their surprise, the restaurant was entirely empty—they had it all to themselves.
As they looked around, a young French man approached, accompanied by a strikingly beautiful white woman.
"Good evening, Senator, ma'am."
Pierre stepped forward to greet them.
